Factors Affecting Growth and Development

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Transmission of physical characteristics from parents to children through genes.

Diseases passed from parents to children via genes, like diabetes or heart disease.

Vital for child's development; mother's diet affects prenatal growth.

Boys and girls tend to develop and learn differently.

Ability to understand and manage your own emotions and those of others.

The surroundings that influence a child's development, including family and schooling.

The community's facilities impact a child's social interaction and activity level.

Parental economic standing influences child's development and view of the world.

Type of early education that influences a child's views and progress.

Experiences between ages 2-5 are crucial for later success or failure.

Experiences of accidents or abuse that can affect physical development.

Developmental issues from trauma affecting sensory and motor skills.

Physical symptoms arising from emotional stress or trauma.

Parents shape a child’s development through their actions and environment.

Development of thought processes and understanding.

A loving environment that promotes healthy development.

How a child's behavior is shaped by their upbringing and environment.

Parents serve as examples for children to imitate.

Child's ability to interact positively with others.

Programs outside of school that contribute to overall growth.

Participation in community activities that encourage social interaction.

Lack of financial resources that negatively impacts child development.

An environment filled with high tension or conflict affecting growth.

Family relationships that promote emotional and psychological well-being.

Cultural norms and values that shape a child's behaviors and attitudes.

Long-term impact on health and behavior due to repeated trauma.

Achievement in school which can be influenced by various factors.

Skills needed to effectively communicate and interact with others.

Key stages of development that indicate growth progress.